He believes that doctors are inappropriately adopting a "palliative-care mentality" to "relieve the suffering of people who have had very tough lives".
"As we scale the business, retaining that high customer care mentality is incredibly important to us," said Hirschhorn. "Customer care accounts for more than half of the company, and we want to talk to everyone so that we can make decisions thoughtfully".
A collaborative health care mentality: The private sector doctors were not at all interested in involving me in Mike's care.
Not only does the city cultivate and cherish a devil-may-care mentality, it is, ultimately, in the American South, where resistance to thinking about environmental issues runs thick as molasses.
Aquarius women have more a devil-may-care mentality, and generally aren't looking for approval from the rest of society.
Speculation is largely based on emotion, or what Keynes called "Animal Spirits". A herd mentality cares almost nothing about relative values, that is, if the vehicle is overpriced.
Not caring is the hallmark of the youthful mentality.
A Congressional investigator, speaking on condition his name not be used, said the Boston case, like the disclosures about the bureau's failure to investigate terrorist activities before Sept. 11, revealed "a culture of concealment, where the F.B.I. got itself into a protective mentality and cared less about justice being done than about protecting itself when agents made mistakes".
That incident, reported by William R Trotter in his 1995 biography of Mitropoulos, is one of many that earned the composer a reputation for epitomising the self-indulgent "who cares if you listen?" mentality attributed to the American avant-garde of the 1960s and 1970s.
Professor Wertheimer said there was both "a very loving, caring face to Lubavitch" and a more aggressive, militant one, "a kind of conquering mentality".
